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Boromir

Boromir (2978 Třetího věku – 26. února 3019 Třetího věku) je postava ve fiktivním světě J. R. R. Tolkiena, Středozemi. Objevuje se v trilogii Pán prstenů jako jeden z devíti členů Společenstva Prstenu. Boromir je člověk, nejstarší syn Denethora II., posledního vládnoucího správce Gondoru, odkud také pochází.

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Boromirův život

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Boromir

Nodes38
Edges37
Triples19
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.052632
Components1

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related to Boromirův život · 17
Boromir → Adrahila, Boromira, Boromirův, Denethor, Denethor II, Dol Amrothu, Ecthelionovi II, Faramir, Faramirem, Faramirovi, Finduilas, Gondoru, Jeho, Mezi, Následujícího, Roku, Třetího
related to Externí odkazy · 2
Boromir → Obrázky, Wikimedia Commons

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gondoru prsten třetího věku roku jeho jako denethor ii jej pán prstenů roklinky stal mu vzít gondorský společenstvo zemřel 2978

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životTřetího0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životJeho0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životDenethor II0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životFinduilas0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životAdrahila0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životDol Amrothu0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životBoromirův0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životFaramir0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životNásledujícího0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životDenethor0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životGondoru0.60section
Boromirrelated to Boromirův životEcthelionovi II0.60section

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